Copacol está com vagas para técnicos e operadores até o dia 9

Copacol Has Open Positions for Technicians and Operators Until the 9th

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/12/2018 at 07:49

Updated on 07/12/2018 at 11:56

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The Opportunities Include Industrial Mechanics, Environmental Technologists, and Boiler Operators for Professionals Willing to Travel and Reside in Cafelândia.

Copacol is one of the major food industries in the country today, its main production line focuses on inputs and cuts of poultry, swine, cattle, dairy, fish, soy, corn, wheat, coffee, rice, and beans. It has just completed 55 years of operation and frequently requires specialized labor in various areas. In this case, the positions are for Industrial Mechanics, Environmental Technologists, and Boiler Operators. Here are the requirements and how to apply:

Industrial Mechanic

Support the mechanical maintenance activities, lubrication, corrective and preventive maintenance of machines and equipment, in order to ensure the continuity of production and prolong the useful life of these.

Complete elementary education (8th grade)
Desirable to be pursuing a technical course in electromechanics at SENAI
Internal candidates: 6 months with the company
Willingness to reside in Cafelândia
Availability of hours.

Environmental Technologist

Technical support to the area supervisor, in all water and effluent treatment stations of Copacol (Cafelândia, Nova Aurora, Goioerê, Formosa, Central Santa Cruz, and Carajá);
Review and implementation of operational standards and process improvements.

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Boiler Operator

Operate and control the functioning of the boilers and the quality of the water used, working according to safety standards and procedures, in order to provide steam for the industry. Ensure the maintenance of pipelines, valves, taps, instruments, and accessories.Complete Elementary Education;

- - Availability of hours;
  - Willingness to work in Cafelândia and Copacol Units;
  - Desirable course in Boiler Operation;
  - Driver’s license category B

All candidates benefits include: Meal voucher, outpatient medical assistance, dental assistance, restaurant, profit-sharing program, health plan (upon joining, with reduced rates), personal and professional development program, and scholarship. Those Interested and Qualified for the Roles Described Above Must Apply on the COPACOL Website under the “WORK WITH US” Tab OR BY CLICKING HERE, choose one of the listed professions above and submit your resumes.

Copacol Has Open Positions for Technicians and Operators Until the 9th

The Opportunities Include Industrial Mechanics, Environmental Technologists, and Boiler Operators for Professionals Willing to Travel and Reside in Cafelândia.

Industrial Mechanic

Environmental Technologist

Boiler Operator

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China is building an artificial island in the middle of the sea, covering 20 km², to construct the largest offshore airport in the world, the Dalian Jinzhouwan. This $4.3 billion project is anchored on more than 3,000 pillars embedded in the rock beneath the ocean and is scheduled to open in 2035.

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